Goldman Interviews Michael Pillsbury, The China Hawk Who Captivated Trump’s ‘Very, Very Large Brain’

On September 26, Donald Trump delivered what we called "his crowning achievement in abject absurdity." That was a bold characterization, to be sure. After all, the president has a habit of one-upping himself when it comes to bombast. But against all odds, the infamous "George Washington" press conference has stood the test of time. It is still one of the most eye-popping spectacles of the Trump presidency. During that wild September exchange with reporters, President Trump said, among other th

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3 thoughts on “Goldman Interviews Michael Pillsbury, The China Hawk Who Captivated Trump’s ‘Very, Very Large Brain’

  1. I agree with this Mr. Pillsbury, Its only a matter of time as to when China over takes the USA. It will not happen “overnight”, but their 5,000 year old culture will make this happen.

  2. China is already a major competitor of ours, in many areas. Is trade a zero sum game…..
    can’t we both thrive?

    At most…. toughening up our trade policies will only delay the inevitable. Why not come up with
    policies that are beneficial for both of us and take advantage of one of the biggest and fastest growing markets in the history of the world?

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